
Fondazione Ghisla
Art Collection Locarno
- Edited by Angela Madesani
- Binding Hardcover with slipcase
- Size 25 x 31,50 cm
- Pages 576
- Illustrations 330
- Language Italian, English
- Year 2023
- ISBN 9788836648269
- Price € 90,00 € 85,50
Fondazione Ghisla Art Collection was founded in April 2014, with the aim of making an artistic holding of international value available to the public, to be shared with all those who recognise art to be an indelible asset. The collection has been created by the Ghislas, a husband-and-wife team impelled by a growing and eclectic passion for artistic expressiveness.
Leafing through the pages of this precious volume, one is immersed in the collecting taste of Pierino and Martine Ghisla, who over the last forty years have gathered perfect masterpieces from the Pop Art, Arte Informale, Conceptual Art, Abstract Art and New Dada movements… together with emerging artists who are perhaps less well-known to the general public. Prominent among the collected artists are the names of: Paul Delvaux, Joan Mirò, Pablo Picasso and Carla Accardi, Fernando Botero, Keith Haring and Robert Mapplethorpe, through to Jan Fabre, Wim Delvoye, Fabrice Hyber and Chiharu Shiota.
In addition to a conversation between the curator Angela Madesani and the two collectors, the catalogue contains insights into the different art movements collected by the couple, divided into thematic chapters.
Contents
A Conversation between Martine and Pierino Ghisla, and Angela Madesani
Beginnings
Abstractionism
Spatialism
Programmed and Kinetic Art
Nouveau Réalisme
Neo Dada
Conceptual Art
Minimalism
Arte Povera
Pop Art
Graffiti Art
New Figuration
Fotography
Contemporary Art
Redazione, la Regione, 17/11/2023
Ecco a noi il catalogo della Collezione Ghisla
Occasioni del tempo
Works 1947-1992
Daniel Canogar, Miguel Chevalier, Pascal Dombis, Dominique Pétrin, Sabrina Ratté, Flavien Théry
Il movimento delle cose
Perceptual sensitivities
l'arte contemporanea senza limiti
La svolta degli anni sessanta
Elementi
Catalogo generale dei dipinti e delle sculture
1945-2016
Germano Celant
Manifesto